Tikehau Capital


Tikehau Capital is a French company in the finance and asset management sector, founded in 2004.

History

The company was founded in 2004 by Antoine Flamarion and Mathieu Chabran.
In 2013, Tikehau Capital Partners acquired a 35% stake in Duke Street.
In 2019, Tikehau Capital acquired the real estate crowdfunding platform Homunity.
In 2021, the group participated, alongside Financière Agache and banker Jean-Pierre Mustier, in the creation of a SPAC called Pegasus, dedicated to carrying out acquisitions in the financial services sector.
In February 2024, the management announced that the company had exceeded €40 billion in assets under management.
In July 2024, the Casino group, seeking to reduce its financial debt, announced that it would sell at least €200 million worth of real estate assets to Tikehau Capital.
In November 2025, Mediapart reported that the company was under investigation following the controversial acquisition of a military company. Also in November 2025, Temasek, a Singapore sovereign wealth fund, sold its stake in Tikehau Capital.

Offices

Tikehau opened offices in London in 2013, followed by an office in Singapore in 2014, then in Brussels in 2015, Milan, Seoul in 2017, then New York in 2018, and then in Tokyo, Luxembourg and Amsterdam.